Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi is one of the most respected and revered figures in human history after the prophets. This well-deserved reverence actually reveals to us the possibilities of revelation, which is the source of inspiration for our scholars and sages. He expressed this situation by saying, “As long as I live, I am the slave of the Quran and the dust at the feet of Prophet Muhammad.” In fact, he did not say anything different from other Islamic sages. He spoke of the truth, of monotheism and unity, and invited people to awaken from heedlessness and return to their divine nature. However, the way he utilized the possibilities of language and his style of constructing texts made him distinguished among his peers. In other words, the grace bestowed upon him in transferring the wisdom of the perfect human to language—the medium for expressing meaning—is the true secret behind Mevlana's success in touching the hearts of humanity for centuries. In subsequent centuries, the sages who inherited the wisdom of Mevlana, which transcended even the boundaries of the Mevlevi order, strove to carry, transmit, and keep the inspiration of his wisdom alive.